1981 Map of Little Valley Hills

About this map

Little Valley Hills rise prominently in this high-altitude landscape where Bingham, Bonneville, and Caribou counties converge. The settlement of Homer sits in the northern reaches, while the Little Valley Reservoir serves as a critical water management point for the surrounding drainages. The topography is defined by significant ridges like Wilson Ridge and Little Gray Ridge, separated by expansive level grounds such as Chubb Flat and the drainage of Crooked Creek. Land use is characterized by resource extraction and transit, evidenced by a Cinder Pit and a network of 4WD trails that navigate between summits like White Mtn and Limerick Mtn. This 1981 edition provides an essential view of the remote water systems and ranching terrain in Eastern Idaho before modern developments altered these rural corridors.